Super Technical Difficulties Bros.
"Hmm, the school talent show is coming up... what talents do I have? Well... I guess I've played Super Mario Bros. a lot." Man, he really has to work for that star. (Google video)
"Hmm, the school talent show is coming up... what talents do I have? Well... I guess I've played Super Mario Bros. a lot." Man, he really has to work for that star. (Google video)
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Did you ever see the college a cappella group sing the mario theme? It was actually pretty good. (If you tell me, "Yes, in fact, you got that link from me," then I will have to kick myself.)
That was great, but it could have been awesome if they got their music cues down perfectly. (Maybe thats just the anal stage manager in me talking...)
Anyways, fabulous.
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Whatever happened to being seven feet tall? I miss that.
That's totally cool! I agree with Kent about the music cues. I've had some problems in the past with sounds guys who aren't as good as they should be. Grr. Anyway, as an interesting side note, it's this style of theatre (which was common in Japan back in the day), in which stage hands dress all in black for minimum visibility of their bodies, that the myth in which the ninja dress all in black comes from. They actually didn't dress that, but they were depicted that way onstage, as it was the closest they could get to being invisible, which was also something ninja could not do.
Wait--ninjas can't become invisible?!? Augh, all my childhood dreams...destroyed!!! Damn you and your heartless truthiness!
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